Aussie jockey wins Royal Ascot Group 1, Asfoora concedes King Charles crown

Champion jockey Craig Williams knows the importance of having role models in the racing industry to look up to.

Aussies will be out to strike early on the opening day of Royal Day.

The newly named sprint has so much interest in the King Charles III Stakes run at Royal Ascot on Tuesday.

The international appeal of Royal Ascot continues to grow with this year’s meeting set to be broadcast to 180 different territories through 30 broadcasters.

Contenders from nine countries are due to be represented at Royal Ascot in 2025, including Group 1 winners from Australia, France, Ireland, Japan and the USA.

With 114 declared runners for Tuesday’s (17 June) hotly contested opening day at Royal Ascot, only Field Of Gold in the G1 St James’s Palace Stakes (1600m) – third of the afternoon’s Group 1 contests – can be rated as a very likely winner.

Champion jockey to feature across the first three days at Royal Ascot.

Trainer and jockey quotes following the Group 2 Magic Millions Dane Ripper Stakes won by Floozie at Eagle Farm on Saturday.

Trainer and jockey quotes after the Group 1 Ladbrokes J.J. Atkins at Eagle Farm on Saturday taken out by Cool Archie.

Trainer and jockey quotes after Campaldino claims the Group 2 XXXX Brisbane Cup at Eagle Farm on Saturday.

Racing and Sports highlight our standout plays at Australian TAB meetings for June 14.

Stradbroke Handicap Day is set to deliver a spectacular Saturday of racing at Eagle Farm, as Stradbroke Season reaches its thrilling peak. 

Sydney trainer Joseph Pride is undeterred by the challenges facing Private Eye when the outstanding miler tackles the AU$3 million (approx. HK$15.16 million) G1 Stradbroke Handicap (1400m) at Eagle Farm Racecourse in Brisbane, Australia on Saturday (14 June).